Sources - Mary Religion Flashcards

1
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MARY’S RELIGION

A

MARY’S RELIGION

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2
Q

How many Marian exiles fled for Germany and Switzerland?

A

800

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3
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What appeared in Oxford when Mary was announced as Queen?

A

Chalices

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4
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What were rung when Mary became Queen?

A

Bells

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5
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Who was Mary’s moderate Catholic bishop?

A

Bishop Stephen Gardiner

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6
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Who was Mary’s radical Catholic bishop?

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Cardinal Reginald Pole

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7
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From what year onwards did Mary want to undo religious change?

A

1529

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8
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What did Mary want to restore?

A

Papal authority

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9
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What practice did Mary want to restore?

A

Transubstantiation

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10
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What did Mary want to do with dissolved monasteries?

A

Restore them

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11
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What thing that Elizabeth supported did Mary want to abolish?

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Clerical marriage

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12
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What did Mary want to secure the future of?

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Catholicism

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13
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Who urged Mary to not restore Catholicism too quickly?

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  • Simon Renard
  • Charles V
  • Pope Julius III
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14
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When was the first Act of Repeal passed?

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October 1553

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15
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What did the first act of repeal do?

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Reversed all religious changes made under Edward

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16
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What did Parliament refuse to repeal in October 1553?

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Act of Supremacy

17
Q

What did Mary use her royal prerogative to suspend in late 1553?

A

The 2nd Act of Uniformity

18
Q

When were the Royal Injunctions passed?

A

Spring 1554

19
Q

What did the Royal Injunctions do?

A

Restored many Catholic practices such as Holy Days and processions

20
Q

When did Parliament refuse to pass heresy laws?

A

April 1554

21
Q

What did Parliament say had to be done before they would pass heresy laws?

A

Until there are promises that former monastic lands that were sold would not be retaken

22
Q

Who lost their jobs as a result of the Royal Injunctions?

A

Married clergy

23
Q

When was the 2nd Act of Repeal passed?

A

November 1554

24
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What did the 2nd Act of Repeal do?

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  • Made England Catholic again
  • Undid religious changes since 1529
25
Q

Why did Parliament pass the 2nd Act of Repeal?

A

It protected the property rights of those who had bought monastic lands

26
Q

When was John Rogers burnt? *First Marian burning

A

4th February 1555

27
Q

Why was John Rogers executed?

A

He was a Protestant biblical translator

28
Q

How many were burned at the stake from 1555 to 1558?

A

277

29
Q

How many women were burnt?

A

51 women

30
Q

Where were most of the burnings?

A

London, Canterbury, Colchester

31
Q

Who wrote ‘Act and Monuments’ aka ‘Book of Martyrs’ which suggests there was considerable opposition to the Marian regime?

A

John Foxe

32
Q

When were bishops Latimer and Ridley burnt in Oxford?

A

16th October 1555

33
Q

When was Thomas Cranmer burnt?

A

21st March 1556

34
Q

Why was Cranmer burnt? 2 reasons

A
  • His involvement in the Lady Jane Grey plot
  • Had helped Henry divorce Mary’s mum Katherine
35
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Why were the burnings moved to the morning?

A

Drunken violence

36
Q

What was sold at the burnings?

A

Cherries

37
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When did Elizabeth order John Foxe’s ‘Acts and Monuments’ be placed in every church?

A

1571